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counting entries
I have a list of names in a column and want to show the total number of
entries in the column at the bottom. -- Max |
counting entries
Hi,
Providing there are no numbers in the range this should do =COUNTA(A1:A20) Mike "mexmex" wrote: I have a list of names in a column and want to show the total number of entries in the column at the bottom. -- Max |
counting entries
If you want to simply count the number of entries in the range, you can use a
formula like: =counta(a1:a10) (where A1:A10 contain your data) If you wanted to count the number of unique entries in that range, you could use a formula like: =sumproduct((a1:a10<"")/countif(a1:a10,a1:a10&"")) (you can only use the entire column in xl2007) mexmex wrote: I have a list of names in a column and want to show the total number of entries in the column at the bottom. -- Max -- Dave Peterson |
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